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Though on her sickbed, right,

Queen Marie, 111, ‘Interviews’ Dancer

Queen Marie of Rumania wasn’t too

" ill to enjoy the lengthy, private command performance of dances given by American Belle 2 left, while she was in igi

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SEAMEN, CONVICTED OF REVOLT, GET BAIL

BALTIMORE, Md., Dec. 17 (U. PJ). —JFourteen members of the crew of the S. S. Algic were free on $500 bond edch today after a Federal Court jury found them guilty on indictments charging revolt and conspiracy to disobey orders in a foreign port. Maximum penalties under each charge are a fine of $1000 or five years imprisonment or both. Federal Judge W. Calvin Chestnut renewed the bail of each defendant, pending a motion for a new trial.

ROOSTER FOLLOWS BOY TO CLASSROOM

LEAMINGTON, Ontario, Dec. 17 (U. P).—Martin Awerbuck, 9, has a pet rooster that follows him to and from school every day. While Martin is in the .classroom, Dick, the rooster, feeds on the school grounds or perches on the windowsill of the

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LONDON, Dec. 17 (NEA) .—At

had Dowager ‘Queen Marie of Rumania variously

S Making Visit on on Trip to U. S.

various times European papers have ill—seriously ill

or dying from complaints as different as heart trouble, and the more sensational theory that she had been shot by one of her own kith and

kin during a family quarrel. Belle Didjah, the American solo dancer, who made a successful London debut the other night at the Westminster Theater, is one of the few glish-speaking civilians who have seen the Queen recently. And, acocrding to what she was told by palace attendants, Queen Marie is suffering from a mild form of phlebitis. “I had given a private recital in Rumania which was attended by one [of the ladies-in-waiting to Queen Marie,” said Miss Didjah. “Not long after, I was summoned to her palace for what is called in royalty-ruled, European countries a ‘command performance.’ In England [such performances are given in theaters and opera houses, the royal patrons attending, along with the public. =

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charest was to be very private. If was really for the Queen alone, although, in the event, it was witnessed also by. several of her ladies-in-waiting, a nurse and one of her physicians. At a fixed hour one morning a royal automobile called for me at my hotel. As we swung into the palace grounds, smart sentries sprang to attention and saluted. It put me into a blue funk, because I was wondering how one greeted royalty and how one should behave generally. But the Queen put me at ease. I was ushered into a big handsome room where she was lying propped up in bed. She extended her hand to me and gripped mine firmly, saying: “ ‘How do you do? I am so pleased to see you!’” “Well, after that, all one had to

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or two dances for her, one being the lively, spirited ‘In the Vineyard,’ full of the joy of the grape harvest, of the intoxicating fumes of the wine. I thought that was about enough as I did not want to tire an invalid. But it seems that the Queen had a full set of photographs in my various dances. So sh said she wanted something from my American repertoire, especially those called ‘Impressions of New York.’ So I danced ‘Oh, Harlem!’ ' “‘Yes, I know Harlem, she said after it was over. ‘I went there during my visit in America.’ “For a finale I did ‘Subway Angel,’ which pictures in & dance a loudly-dressed girl in the subway train who tries desperately to flirt with a man, only to learn to her disgust that her efforts have been wasted, as the intended victim is blind. | During all this dance I am

gum. When my dance was ended, the Queen beckoned me over to her and said in a stage whisper: “‘You know, when I was over there in your country, I sometimes chewed gum, too.’ ” “It was a delightful, democratic touch in a very delightful woman.’

PAY BILL ALARMS FILM MAKERS §

Fear Act May Endanger Huge Investments in Child Stars.

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 17 (U, P.).— Motion picture executives were alarmed today by the prospect that Congress might pass the Wages and Hours Bill and outlaw the acting of such child stars as Shirley Temple. The bill in its present form would prohibit the sale in interstate commerce of any product made with the aid" of children under 16 years of age. Anxiety increased in the movie colony when it was learned that Congress had- rejected a proposed amendment that would have released screen youngsters from the child labor provisions of the bill. The studios have millions of dollars invested in present and future Shirley Temples, Freddie Bartholomews, nna Durbins and others, and" have been reaping rich profits from the investments. Studio executives began sending telegrams to southern California’s representatives in Congress and to Senator McAdoo, begging for some

adjustment in the bill to protect

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their own interests and those of the child stars, who are among the highest salaried celebrities in Hollywood. ‘Freddie Bartholomew, for instance, has just been signed to a

new: contract providing him $98,000

a year. * Unofficially, Congressmen assured

movie producers that motion pic-|.

tures were not being considered a part ef interstate commerce, but the producers were skeptical. The question has never been adjudicated through the higher courts. Two of the major studios derive

a large part of their income from Shirley Temple,

child performers.

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one of the most magic names in American theafers, leads the grosses at 20th Century Fox, and Deanna Durbin, within the ‘interval of a few

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KIDNAP TRIAL NEARS JURY | HUNTINGTON, W. Va., Dec. 17 (U.. P).—The kidnaping case

against John Travis and Orville Paul Adkins, accused of participa--‘tion in the $50,000 ransom plot which resulted in the death of Dr. James I. Seder, was to be given to the jury today. ®

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